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Newspaper

Anderson Herald

Location

Anderson, Indiana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1954

Page

10

Profit Taking Ripples Through Markets Amid Mixed Oil, Steel Moves

Market action showed profit taking with declines in rails and utilities while bonds rose as government papers sold off. Volume spiked with 1.96 million shares traded, rail and industrial averages slipped modestly, and commodities like wheat corn and soybeans faced mixed shifts amid harvest pressures and weather impacts.

New York Ollengate American Stock Exchange Deeli Storks Theslay Anuieriw

Auction barn buyers hold steady amid mixed cattle trade

In a steady to lower market, buyers negotiated on steer and heifer lots while cows and bulls showed varied declines. Receipts topped 6,000 head with prime steers selling up to about 28.50 to 47.00, and hogs and lambs posting mixed results as producers reduced marketings sharply.

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Steady Trend Shown By Hogs

INDIANAPOLIS Hogs Wednesday were moderately alive and about steady with bulk 170 to 240 pound hogs priced at 24.75 to 25.25 dollars. 190 to 220 pound hogs sold 25.35 to 25.40 dollars. 240 to 270 pound hogs brought 24.50 to 25.50 dollars. 400 pound hogs around 21.50 dollars, 180 to 120 pounds 18.50 to 21.50. Sows 3800 to 400 pounds 18.80 to 21.00, 600 pound heavies 16.50 to 19.75.

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Local Livestock Market Prices and Auctions Listing

Local market prices show steers and heifers steady while cows weak and dull. Prices range for choice steers to $23.50, commercial to good heifers $13 to $20, cutters 7.5 to 12, and utility grades 10 to 12.50. lambs and yearlings mixed, spring lambs down a bit with several bids listed. Classifieds page notes numerous auctions, sales and estate notices with dates and locations across Indiana towns.

Livestock Market Report From Muncie Wednesday

Market notes from Muncie show hog prices steady with demand steady. Quotations include 24.50 to 22.00 cents per pound for selected lots and total receipts around 2,200 head for the day.

Japan Unveils New Island Defense Force

Tokyo reports the new Island Defense Force as Japan renews its postwar military framework. The force comprises air sea and ground branches with many former imperial officers in key posts, under Prime Minister Yoshida and a regime renouncing war but retaining self defense forces.

Tokyo Japan Sadamu Sanagi Aar Pearl Harbor Kentaro Uemura Kempetai Germany Ge Lapo Jinn Genda Plas Battle of Midway Alr Shigeru Yosuda United States Hirohito Shetty Ihe Topian Takeo ‘Sutsui Korea Imperial Army

Corn Picking Device Could Transform Harvesting

At the University of Illinois a corn picking and shelling device was demonstrated as a potential revolution in corn harvesting. G Pickard, power and machinery professor, notes the machine feeds stalks and shells in one operation and could replace costly corn pickers. Several manufacturers plan to test multiple units by harvest time, with pickup and feeding attachments enabling use with existing small grain combines.

Champaign University of Ilinois Pickard Tieckard University

Milk grade announced by City Board of Health

In accordance with the Milk Ordinance No 18 percent the City Board of Health has determined the grade of milk offered for sale in Anderson and announces Grade A I The grade of milk contained in each package appears on the carton panel A M Brown M D Secretary of Board of Health Va C 7306 Tile 1

City Board of Health Anderson A. M. Brown

Oppenheimer to Stay at Institute After Secret-Risk Ruling

Princeton based physicist Robert Oppenheimer said he will remain director of the Institute for Advanced Study and continue fundamental physics research after the Atomic Energy Commission barred him from access to secret atomic data. He noted the wall between him and atomic secrets would be a bother but he would press on with his work and may appeal the decision. President Eisenhower said he would listen if Oppenheimer chose to appeal, an option the scientist said never occurred to him.

Donald Scott Madison Anderson Indiana Inss Joseph HH. Armington Madison Circuit Chambers EGAL Nolte Joseph Fyrox Otto Jones Harry E. Mooreh Associated Press Tokyo Chicago Cincinnati Cleveland Imperial Navy Legattey Detruit Clear Stow Coum Kansas City St. Paul Joseph H. Armington Fnal Williston Washington Eustate Ania New Orleans Deaver Phoenix Los Angeles Glens Sudh Court San Francisco Atthe Joseph H.armington Seattle Rain Winnipeg Wshy Davison & Copper Keotsing Nour Princeton N, J Robert Oppenheimer Institute of Advanced Study Pha Atomic Energy Commisalit Oppenheimer Tua Energy Commission Eisenhower Oppenheimer White House

Get Life Sentences in Kidnap Robbery Case

Lawrenceburg Indiana jurors sentenced two men Walter Huffiner age 21 of Rising Sun and Ernest Justin Winkie 19 of Aurora Illinois to life imprisonment for a kidnapping robbery of Arthur Conway 67 a Dearborn County farmer last March. Testimony showed the two youths approached Conway at a filling station claiming their car needed gas and then assaulted him during the crime.

Lawrenchburg Tad Dearborn Walter Huffiner Rising Sun Ernest Justin Winkie Aurora Leia Hal Arthur Conway Conway Jim Rebh

French hold in Indochina tests truce hopes and peril

J M Roberts Jr notes observers interpret mixed signals as France contemplates withdrawal from Dien Bien Phu. French aims center on delaying action, preserving a Delta defense rather than surrender, while monsoons and timing shape possible two month stay and negotiations.

J. M. Roberts JR Associated Press Indochina Delta Tonkin France Hanoi Jadochina Dien Bien Phu Red River United States Tyre Setiqn Aml

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